Highsted Driving School will help you pass the test and drive safely with fully structured training to keep you on track and ensure maximum value. Our 'Client Centered System' uses a supportive, yet challenging approach. We will help you to recognize your strengths and weaknesses and show you the best way to accelerate your progress. All of our training is based on your individual needs and our main priority is to help you to become a safe and responsible driver as quickly and efficiently as possible.
No more cold mornings at the bus stop or inconvenience of relying on other ways of getting around! Get all this when you choose Highsted Driving School for your Automatic driving lessons in Sittingbourne. The driving test set to evolve as manual transmission disappears The driving test looks set to be updated. Learner drivers in Britain are increasingly turning to automatic vehicles instead of vehicles with manual gears, official data shows.
I am happy to recommend Driving Ambition school who offer manual lessons in Sittingbourne.
No more cold mornings at the bus stop or inconvenience of relying on other ways of getting around! Get all this when you choose Highsted Driving School for your Automatic driving lessons in Sittingbourne. The driving test set to evolve as manual transmission disappears The driving test looks set to be updated. Learner drivers in Britain are increasingly turning to automatic vehicles instead of vehicles with manual gears, official data shows.
I am happy to recommend Driving Ambition school who offer manual lessons in Sittingbourne.
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When starting your driving lessons, one of the first choices you will have to make is whether you want to drive a manual or an automatic car.
Both types of vehicles have their advantages, however, it will usually come down to personal preference as to which one you go for.
Here we take a look at some of the benefits of driving an automatic car and how these will transfer across to your driving lessons.
The main draw for automatic cars is that they are considered to be easier to drive than manual vehicles.
Both types of vehicles have their advantages, however, it will usually come down to personal preference as to which one you go for.
Here we take a look at some of the benefits of driving an automatic car and how these will transfer across to your driving lessons.
The main draw for automatic cars is that they are considered to be easier to drive than manual vehicles.
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To begin learning to drive you need to be at least 17 and hold a valid UK provisional licence.
You can apply for your provisional licence up to 3 months before your 17th birthday.
Applications can be made online or by picking up form D1 from your local Post Office.
You'll also need to be able to read a number plate from a distance of about 20 metres, you should wear your glasses or contact lenses if you use them.
Once you've had a few lessons you may be able to practice with friends and family between lessons.
You can apply for your provisional licence up to 3 months before your 17th birthday.
Applications can be made online or by picking up form D1 from your local Post Office.
You'll also need to be able to read a number plate from a distance of about 20 metres, you should wear your glasses or contact lenses if you use them.
Once you've had a few lessons you may be able to practice with friends and family between lessons.
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